Maurice Harris

owner of Bloom & Plume floral shop and cafe

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Maurice Harris says he and his brother and business partner have been able to save Bloom & Plume, their floral shop and cafe, to the point where they’re no longer in debt.

Filipinotown floral shop and cafe digs itself out of debt

Maurice Harris says he and his brother and business partner have been able to save Bloom & Plume, their floral shop and cafe, to the point where they’re no longer in debt.

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